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Commissioners approve several facilities and engineering agreements including jail sealcoating
Summary
The board approved four agreements covering jail sealcoating (~$6,000), Oak Hill boiler engineering (~$10,450), a home-repair contract (~$14,130), and emergency excavation services (~$7,000); staff said some projects are funded from non-general funds.
Facilities staff presented four agreements for board approval: SealPro Asphalt Seal Coating for sealcoating, crack filling and striping at the county jail (estimated $6,000, general funds); Executive Engineering Inc. for engineering services related to the Oak Hill boiler replacement (estimated $10,450, non-general funds); Howland Company LLC for home repair at 257 Roanoke (estimated $14,130, non-general funds); and Resnick Excavating for emergency services (estimated $7,000, non-general funds).
"A is an agreement with SealPro Asphalt Seal Coating for seal coating, crack filling, and striping at the jail in the estimated amount of $6,000 general funds," facilities staff (Allen) said. A commissioner moved to approve agreements a through d and the motion was carried by roll call.
The board recorded the approvals and directed staff to proceed with contracting and project scheduling. Funding sources were listed in the staff reports as general or non-general funds per item.
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